NASCAR O'Reilly Series

As Trevor Bayne felt the elation of signing to drive for Roush Fenway Racing for the remainder of the 2010 season, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. felt the pressure get tighter.

Joey Logano passed teammate Kyle Busch for the race lead with six laps remaining in Saturday’s Nationwide Series race at Kansas Speedway. A late caution flag setup and two lap duel between the two teammates.

Just one week after getting released from Diamond Waltrip Racing, 19 year old sensation Trevor Bayne has signed to drive with Roush Fenway Racing.

No matter the race or racetrack, Joe Gibbs Racing is always a threat. This weekend in Kansas all three of their drivers are after their own bit of success and a determined JGR is bad news for the competition. Confidence, momentum and a winning streak might lead to an all JGR weekend.

GIVE ME FIVE, OR TEN: When Kevin Harvick climbs into the No. 33 Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) Jimmy John's Chevrolet this weekend, he will be making his eighth career Nationwide Series start at Kansas Speedway.

Kyle Busch smiled all the way to victory lane, as he conquered the Monster Mile for the season sweep, and another illustrious record.

The powers that be at NASCAR must surely be shaking their heads at the current state of affairs in the sport, at least from the public relations perspective.

It’s almost time for the engines to roar at Dover in the second race of the Sprint cup race and we’re still talking about New Hampshire.

Three new, young drivers, Marc Davis, Johanna Long and Chase Elliott, are well on their way to becoming the sport’s newest talent triumvirate.

Penske Racing, one of the sport’s elite teams, is currently experiencing both NASCAR’s highs and lows and could serve as the poster child for just how capricious the sport can be.